Hardware. People. Missions.
For four years, I worked as a staff photographer for NASA, documenting an extraordinary range of people, projects, and events. The work gave me the privilege of working alongside some of the brightest minds in science and a firsthand look at the people behind our exploration of Earth and the space beyond it.
It was a childhood dream come true and remains some of the work I’m proudest to have been a part of.
My time at NASA helped shape the photographer I am today. The work demanded technical precision, adaptability, and the ability to recognize important moments as they unfolded—whether I was photographing a rocket launch, documenting engineers at work, or covering an event at Goddard.
The work was both rewarding and exciting to be part of, and I utilize many of the lessons I learned in those years in my work today.
Different subjects call for different approaches, but the style, intention, and care behind them remain the same.
